Projects

FORMidable

Formidable is an open source application framework based on the TYPO3 CMS. It features smart template engine, many form widgets, ajax and events handling, XHTML valid code and accessibility thanks to the unobtrusive-js technique. It is usable as pure TypoScript cObj, inside front end plugins or even in the TYPO3 backend.

Evolutility

Lightweight framework for heavy lifting With Evolutility, you can build database CRUD web applications for ASP.net and SQL Server simply by describing their metadata (UI and DB mapping)... without any hand coding necessary. http://www.evolutility.org

wicket-CRUDr

A lightweight, ajax-centric, annotation-based set of CRUD components for Apache Wicket

swing-formbuilder

This java library allows to create swing forms by writing code in a simple manner: Form form = FormBuilder.map( Person.class ).buildForm();

Internet Discussion Boards

Internet Discussion Boards is a message board system by Game Maker 2k. Its very easy to set up. Your web host needs PHP and MySQL/PostgreSQL/SQLite. Internet Discussion Boards is Open Source so you can make changes to it.

kv-webme

Content Management System designed to be easy to use. plugin architecture, Smarty-based templating, themes repository, very active development community

iDB Japan

Internet Discussion Boards is a message board system by Game Maker 2k. Its very easy to set up. Your web host needs PHP and MySQL/PostgreSQL/SQLite. Internet Discussion Boards is Open Source so you can make changes to it.

gossi-webform

Component to create Webforms

kitForm

Form and dialog generator for KeepInTouch (KIT)

phpformapi

Based on the ideas behind Drupal's form API, the php formapi is a standalone, easy to use form api that saves lots of coding. It's not finished, but you can download the working sourcecode. It's lightweight (just 1 file). It should save you lotsa work. It's easy to use (no need to ... [More] be a hardcore coder). Design GoalsBe standalone and not too heavy, so the library can easily be incorporated into other projects. Things like themeing and such are probably too platform-specific to implement. Be focused: do forms well, but don't do other stuff. Be SUPER easy to use, for beginning programmers too. Not more code than necessary. FeaturesNo dependencies, a simple standalone library. Forms can be created programatically Validation is taken care of automatically. Printing a form is done for you. Receiving a submitted form is done for you. StatusFirst release as a proof of concept. It basically works, but needs lotsa cleanup. RoadMap under construction UsageTo define a form, write it in simple yaml: $formapi_define_mytestform = " title: My test form fieldset: label: it's a fieldset textfield: label: it's a textfield! required: TRUE fieldsetclose: checkbox: label: my checkboxing dropdown: label: my first dropdown values: First item: a Second item: b Third item: c --- this is an inline comment that won't show up in the form. radiogroup: id: radiogroup1 title: Make a choice: values: The first one: a The second one: b selected: TRUE The final one: c submitbutton: label: Send this form along! ";Next, define a function that'll be called when the form is submitted: function formapi_submit_mytestform($values) // the part after formapi_submit_ is the form id. { print "My form was submitted!These are the values we got: "; print_r($values); return FALSE; // return a path if you want to redirect the user. }You're done! Now, to show the form, just call: formapi_print("mytestform");To create a page that receives all forms, create a php page and add this: include_once("formapi.php"); // include form api include_once("myforms.php"); // include all form definitions formapi_receiveform();All forms will be submitted to this page. It will know what to do because each form has an id. That's it. No more coding needed. [Less]